Sentence examples for generate a lifetime from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rector and his co-author, Jason Richwine, estimated that offering a pathway to citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants, which is part of a plan by a bipartisan group of senators to overhaul the immigration system, would generate a "lifetime fiscal deficit" for the government of $6.3 trillion.
The data were used to generate a lifetime map by fitting each point to a double exponential decay.
He then fought in relative obscurity before his technical knockout of Trinidad for the middleweight championship on Sept. 29 generated a lifetime's worth of recognition.
Twenty-five years of work at 3% per year generates a lifetime pension of 75%.
The first offense for domestic abuse is now six games and a second offense generates a lifetime ban.
Females with extended productive lives would be expected to generate a greater lifetime amount of marketable product (e.g., offspring, milk, etc).
If a soldier spent two to three hours inside a DU contaminated tank on dust-raising activities, without protective measures he might receive a radiation dose which, according to the International Commission on Radiological Protection, could generate an increased lifetime risk of cancer of 12 in 100,000.
The parameter uncertainty was propagated through the model to generate a distribution of lifetime costs and QALYs for the control and U@Uni conditions.
(Figure out how much waste you'll personally generate in a lifetime with this menstrual waste calculator). .
For fluorescence lifetime analysis, a single exponential decay fitting method was used to fit the data; it provides the time-constant of a single exponential curve fitted to data on the same pixel in a series of images and generates a fluorescence lifetime image mapped by the time-constants on each pixel [ 23].
I sent catalogues/emails/Facebook ads to 10,000 people for $5,000 and that directly resulted in 100 new customers (who are projected to generate a total of $12,000 in lifetime revenue).
